how to create list and create picking from the rack using the list?

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Valentina A2 asked Sep 10, '20 zacharyh answered Sep 10, '20

how to create list and create picking from the rack using the list?

Good morning 
I want to make a model in which there are both racks and conveyors. The tote arrives from the conveyor to the picking station. In the picking station there is an operator to which a list of boxes to be picked is associated. Each box to be picked up has a fixed position in the rack. How can I assign the operator the list of products to be picked from each rack? The operator can pick up one product at a time. After the operator has picked up the products, he must place them in the assigned tote that is stationary on the conveyor waiting to be set up. in the attached model I have assumed three orders. The first order must pick 2 products from rack 1, 1 product from rack 2 and 1 product from rack 3. From rack 1 the products must be picked from bay 1 level 2 and bay 2 level 1.

pick to list.fsm

thank you so much

Software Version:

FlexSim 20.1.2

operator rack conveyors picking global list

pick-to-list.fsm (56.6 KiB)

Answer 1 · 2020-09-10T15:32:40Z

zacharyh answered Sep 10, '20

https://answers.flexsim.com/questions/90743/manual-picking-different-station-rack.html

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